by Lee Rickwood
Recent trends and global events have only increased our appetite for good streaming content across video, music, and gaming platforms.These Canadian companies are ready for us.
By Ted Kritsonis
Historic watercolour paintings have been getting a new lease on life, courtesy of a British charity that is using Fujitsu ScanSnap scanners to digitize them for a worldwide audience online.
By Ted Kritsonis
Huawei is in a strange position with the P40 Pro in that it has a solid smartphone sitting between awkward positioning and passive rebellion.
By Christine Persaud
At its Made by Google press event in New York city in mid-October, Google announced several new products and services across six core categories: smartphones, smart home, computing, headphones, and gaming.
A new AI-(artificial intelligence) powered mobile and desktop chatbot app helps homeless people find the services and supports they need. The free, 24/7 support service puts real-time information about free meals, clothing banks, overnight shelters, drop-in facilities and more on…
By Ted Kritsonis
OnePlus has always branded itself as an upstart wary of charging the premium prices established brands haven’t shied away from, but the new 7 Pro enters that arena.
By Yasmin Ranade
HP’s History of Memory series explores the evolution of photography to better understand the connection between printed photos and memory. Is there value in printed images in our lives? Can we learn more about our history, our family and our self?
By Ted Kritsonis
Huawei’s latest flagship smartphone is more than capable competing against the best in the market, thanks in large part to its camera performance.